Korea and her neighbors / A narrative of travel, with an account of the recent vicissitudes and present position of the country

by Isabella L. Bird

Nationality.	Chemulpo.				Fusan.				Wön-san.				Korea.
	Sailing.		Steam.		Sailing.		Steam.		Sailing.		Steam.		Total.
	No. of Vessels	Tons.	No. of Vessels	Tons.	No. of Vessels	Tons.	No. of Vessels	Tons.	No. of Vessels	Tons.	No. of Vessels	Tons.	No. of Vessels	Tons.
American	2	158	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	2	158
British	...	...	3	3,381	...	...	5	5,635	...	...	5	5,635	13	14,651
Chinese	56	557	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	56	557
German	...	...	1	808	...	...	5	4,732	...	...	4	3,612	10	9,152
Japanese	307	10,278	154	118,145	537	17,035	292	210,645	41	3,227	58	65,654	1,389	424,984
Norwegian	...	...	2	1,082	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	2	1,082
Russian	...	...	2	2,202	...	...	13	10,381	...	...	10	10,234	25	22,817
Korean	111	3,572	51	10,375	9	500	16	5,900	8	572	28	4,840	223	25,759
Total	476	14,565	213	135,993	546	17,535	331	237,293	49	3,799	105	89,975	1,720	499,160
" for 1895	531	14,449	242	108,021	497	14,300	272	180,784	61	5,029	93	83,547	1,696	406,130

FOOTNOTES:

[67] 1 dollar = 2s. 2d.

APPENDIX D

The population of the three Korean treaty ports was as follows in January, 1897:—

	Chemulpo Settlement.
Japanese	3,904
Chinese	404
British	15
German	12
American	7
French	7
Norwegian	3
Greek	3
Italian	1
Portuguese	1
Total	4,357
Estimated native population	6,756

	Fusan Settlement.
Japanese	5,508
Chinese	34
British	10
American	7
German	2
Danish	1
French	1
Italian	1
Total	5,564
Estimated native population of Fusan City and the Prefecture of Tung-nai	33,000

	Wön-san Settlement.
Japanese	1,299
Chinese	39
American	8
German	3
British	2
French	2
Russian	2
Danish	1
Norwegian	1
Total	1,357
Estimated native population	15,000

APPENDIX E

Treaty between Japan and Russia with Reply of H.E. the Korean Minister for Foreign Affairs